Often progress in a particular field has been sparked by public datasets and libraries, e.g., ImageNet[1]}, the Linear Ordering Library[2]}, and kaggle.com/. For example, TSPLIB [3]} provides researchers of the traveling salesman problem (TSP) a unified place and problem instances by which to compare their algorithm's speed, scalability, and solutions and to compete for titles such as the largest TSP solved or fastest runtime. RPLIB, our Rankability Problem Library, was motivated by such libraries.
